For Day 125 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we explore 2 Chronicles 10-12. Rehoboam’s harsh rule splits the kingdom, leading Judah into idolatry. Despite God’s judgment through Egypt’s invasion, Rehoboam’s partial repentance brings limited restoration, highlighting God’s mercy amid human failure in a fractured nation.Questions:1. Rehoboam’s rejection of wise counsel in chapter 10 divides Israel—how does this failure challenge us to consider the consequences of pride and the importance of seeking God’s wisdom in leadership and community?2. God allows Shishak’s invasion in chapter 12 as judgment, yet spares Judah after repentance—how might this interplay of justice and mercy deepen our understanding of God’s desire to restore His people, even after covenant unfaithfulness?3. Rehoboam’s mixed legacy in chapter 12, marked by incomplete devotion, leaves Judah vulnerable—how does this invite us to reflect on the necessity of wholehearted commitment to God’s ways, pointing to Christ’s perfect obedience?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here